Honda launches 2023 Scoopy neo-retro scooter in Indonesia

The new model has been launched in four trims and eight colour options.

Published on: Feb 15, 2023, 16:51:10 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Honda has launched the 2023 Scoopy neo-retro scooter in Indonesia, adding to the earlier generations that are already available there. Also, the vehicle is already on sale in many southeast Asian countries; in April last year, Honda got the name ‘Scoopy’ patented in India, indicating that the model by soon be introduced in India as well.

Honda has launched 2023 Scoopy in Indonesia

2023 Scoopy: Features

(1.) The 2023 Scoopy is powered by 109.5 cc single-cylinder engine, which powers the manufacturer's Activa 6G in India. The engine generates maximum power and peak torque of 9 bhp and 9.3 Nm respectively.

(2.) The scooter, which weighs 95 kg, has its design as its main highlight. Here, a large headlight is on the front. Water droplet-shaped turn indicators flank the headlight.

(3.) Also, there is a storage area that has, among other things, a USB charger for smartphones. The model also gets Honda's new Smart Key, that recently made debut in India with Activa's top-spec trim.

(4.) The new Scoopy comes with dual-tone shades, offers a contrasting seat, floorboard, apron plastic and decals on side body panels. Water droplet-shaped turn indicators are present at the back too.

(5.) The scooter has been launched in four trims: Fashion, Prestige, Sporty and Stylish. A total of eight colour options are available across the four trims.

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